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The 2018 Kwese Premier League in Nigeria has gone on break at the end of Round, which dunked off four weeks ago uninterrupted.
In the Atlantic Conference, Kwara Falcons of Ilorin top the table with 14 points, Hoops and Read finished in second place with 12 points, while newly promoted Anambra Flames finished third with 11 points. Customs of Lagos, Delta Force of Asaba, Comets and Police Baton of Lagos and Oluyole Warriors of Ibadan finished 4th to 8th respectively.
In the Savannah Conference, Gombe Bulls sit atop the league ladder with 12 points from six games, Defending champions Kano Pillars are second with 11 points, Niger Potters are in third place with 10 points followed by Bauchi Nets, Defenders, AHIP and Plateau Peaks.
At a review attended by all the clubs' representatives in the Atlantic Conference in Lagos on Tuesday, The League Management Board headed by former Nigeria's captain Olumide Oyedeji, said that during the break, the board will hold further consultations with stakeholders and partners.
In the meeting attended by the federation president, Tijjani Umar, the League board confirmed that two teams each from the two Conferences will be relegated while same number will gain promotion from the division one at the end of the season.
Action is expected to resume after the Ramadan.
Umar used the opportunity of the review meeting to discuss the latest correspondence from FIBA regarding the leadership dispute in the NBBF which Fiba seeks to settle through new elections, noting that the time table of activities leading to the elections released by FIBA is a welcome development.
